Lorient has set the price of Pablo Pagis at 20 million euros, an amount that is making potential buyers hesitant. The 23-year-old player is refusing to extend his contract with the Breton club, making his summer departure inevitable. His agents are looking for an ambitious team, qualified for the European Cup. OM, Stade Rennais, RC Lens, and Olympique Lyonnais are all interested in the player, but are hesitant to pay the price demanded by Lorient. Mohamed Toubache-Ter, an insider, confirms that the player's entourage is multiplying efforts to unlock the situation. The transfer of Pagis could cost Lorient dearly, but the club remains firm on its price. And if Pagis decides to stay at Lorient to honor his last year of contract, he will have total freedom next summer. But for now, negotiations are complex and interested clubs are exploring other options. Stade Rennais has already finalized the arrival of Issa Soumaré to compensate for the failure to pursue Pagis. OM, on the other hand, continues to look for an offensive reinforcement for the next season. So the transfer market is in full swing and Lorient is at the center of attention with the Pagis case. The Breton club is determined to get the best price possible for its star player. But the finances of Ligue 1 clubs are limited and it is difficult to find a buyer willing to pay 20 million euros. Will the transfer of Pagis be concluded this summer or will the player stay at Lorient? Only the future will tell. But one thing is certain, Lorient will not let Pagis go without a fight. The club is ready to negotiate, but will not compromise on its price. The situation is complex and the outcome is uncertain, but one thing is sure, Lorient will do everything in its power to get the best deal possible for its player.